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Biocair & Barclays Demos in Cambridge
Today activists headed to HLS supplier Biocair, The Business Centre, Church End, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB1 3LB. Armed with two megaphones campaigners let employees and neighbouring companies know all about Huntingdon Life Sciences who test things such as sweeteners, GMOs and weed killers on animals.
New Fitwatch Spotter Card
Police bail sysadmin in animal rights extremism probe
Here is the latest from the register about the arrest related to the latest imc server seizure. The arrested man is a sys admin who hosted several servers including the indymedia server. Apparently this is enough to get you held for 8 hours and bail conditions. But the comments get it -
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/02/10/indymedia/comments/
(Cambridge) Statement on the behaviour of the university authorities
This is the statement issued by the general assembly of the Cambridge law school occupation about their imminent threat of eviction.Full Story | 1 addition | 2 comments >>
Update on law school occupation
At about 9pm the university closed the doors of the occupation notallowing anyone to go in any more. A statement from the university was
distributed inside stating that the occupiers were trespassing (but of
course no injunction -- therefore not making it an actual legal issue
yet.) A group of about 50 people were outside to show their
solidarity, including lots of people who had left the occupation to be
present at the CUSU (student union) meeting where motions relating to
the occupation were discussed.
Cambridge occupation latest: soup wars and proctor mumble
Today was the first day of lectures, that had to co-exist with the occupation at the Cambridge law Faculty. A couple of notable events included an ultimatum to vacate from the university, the Great Soup Battle, and the the meek attempt to intimidate the occupiers by requesting them to give their names individually.SHAC solidarity demos at HLS sites, suppliers, Harlan and Sequani!
Netcu Watch // Steve Pearl and Netcu we know where you work...
After some netcu related hilarity during the past few days demonstrations at Harlan, HLS Wooley and HLS Occuld we took PCs Bacon and the officer we know as "Dave" in to the main Cambridgeshire Police Headquaters. And a police officer dropped a real clanger.National Anti-Vivisection Days of Action next week
In solidarity with SHAC campaigners in court for sentencing, starting on Mon 19th Jan. Also in solidarity with Mel Broughton of the SPEAK Campaign, whose re-trial starts on Tuesday. In solidarity with ALL animal rights prisoners of conscience, TAKE ACTION next week!SHAC ACTION ALERT : No Let Up For Animal Abusers
This alert focuses on a HLS shareholder, Vanguard Group. This company holdnearly one hundred thousands blood stained shares in Huntingdon Life Sciences,
who trade under the name, LSR (Life Science Research).
National Anti-Vivisection Day of Action - Mon 19th Jan
In solidarity with SHAC campaigners in court on this day for sentencing(and all other animal rights prisoners)A McTrial – McDonalds Vs Activist
Following the arrest of a protester in June at an action in Cambridge as part of the anniversary of the McLibel case (see
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/06/401637.html ) the activist is in front of Cambridge Magistrates Court charged under Section 5 of The Public Order Act on 15th Sept – 10 a.m.
Trial Set for McDonalds Protester!
Date for trial set for Cambridge protester. Support appreciated!Full Story | 1 addition | 5 comments >>
Police attack Police! Thug on anti war demo exposed as police officer
Police violence on demo may have been aided by agent provocateurs present in the crowd of Stop the War demonstration against Bush visit.Full Story | 1 addition | 17 comments >>
McDonalds Protest and Arrest – Pictures
See
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2008/06/401637.html for a VIDEO and more details.